Hotel San Pedro de Majagua
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80 feet under.
... rånarna visar i en annan stad. Taganga är samlingsplatsen för alla backpackers, har därför 6 dykställen och hostels för ett mindre olympiskt spel. Vi tog dock det billigaste alternativet, vilket inkluderade kattungar och internetanslutning i hisnande 2Mbit. I övrigt var staden relativt sömnig, vi spenderade runt en vecka med att uppgradera våra dyklicenser samt allmänt slappande. En hel del spännande folk bodde även på hostel:et, ...
Heading off on our bikes!
... or have a place name sign when you enter a town/city. So it was a pleasant surprise to hear that we had actually made it to our destination. He then continued for a few minutes in very fast Spanish, which we had no idea where to even start to try to interpret, so we just thanked him and carried on. We looked around for a couple of minutes and then asked a teenage girl for help. She laughed her head off at our Spanish, but was very pleasant and knew what we ...
Thanks South America for the departing gift!
... money along, as there is every chance that it could get stolen whilst you go for a swim... But that's ok, as the local entrepreneurs created a way to still make money from you. They would ask if you wanted to pay for any of their services or products and when you told them that you had no money, they would reply with "No problem, Credito". This didn't mean that they had an eftpos machine on them, but in fact meant that they would come back to the hotel ...
Caribbean Queen
... br> All throughout Colombia we’ve seen the urban home resemble a modern fortress with razor wire and electrified fences; and bars on the windows everywhere. In the old town there’s more a subtle gentle touch and you’ll find the family home has instead installed old fashioned wooden ‘bars’.. and just to make it more intimidating there’s a web of brightly coloured pink bougainvillea intertwined throughout them. But then if that’s not enough ...
Six days of sailing between Panama Ciy & Cartagena
... the ships 25.9 meter during the 8-10 hour trip on the 82 km long canal. Those interested in how exactly the locks operate should probably check out Wikipedia as this doesn't really belongs in our blog. We were there for about three hours at the locks and we were lucky enough to have witnessed the passage of several big boats. The canal is so narrow and the boats so big that the captains need to give up control of their ship here - no other place in the world requires captains ...
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